Seven May In Le Opus Seven May In Le Opus Fire Damages Lake Steamer
Ravine Wisconsin June 12 reports indicate multiple deaths and several injuries after a steamer explosion aboard the EM Pick. Two crew members, George Tur echt and George Drage, survive despite extensive injuries. Missing second engineer Lehwensen, and others listed as dead or missing include Andrews, Kriegy, Gunderson, and Spridusky. Firemen subdued the blaze but earlier attempts to move the vessel failed due to boiler issues and safety valve problems.
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Andrews
Bimrer
Huron
Merrill
Wheelman
Hinkel
M. L
Stewardess
Toledo
Bru Hinks
Steward
Ralm
Peter
Deck
Cleveland
Young
Edward
Offer
Buffalo
Mearbera
Tife
Moors
aLothy
Brother Held as Suspect in Unclear Incident
A local report from Gabetbarg Florida describes a suspect detained after a disruptive event. Details are obscured by unreadable OCR, but authorities say the matter involves a group identified as The Nerds and a person named Fenent Lindoer. Further clarifying information was not available.
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Gabetbarg
Equal Suffrage in Illinois Bill Passes Lower House
A bill advancing women’s voting rights clears the Illinois lower house but limits full suffrage. It allows women to vote for president and municipal offices while excluding governor races and state assembly contests. The measure covers all offices not defined in the state constitution.
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Sprinefeld Vt
Diagna Beet Waman
Aserorthy Te Bay
Ceria
Dunes Wall
New Washington Law Ends Death Penalty in Murder Cases
Olympia June 12 A new law effective today abolishes the death penalty for murder in Washington State. Capital punishment may be meted out only for treason while those who kill must face life imprisonment.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Irothar
Sues Cereal Trust For Illegal Conspiracy In Sherman Act Suit
The government charges a formed Consolidated Oatmeal Company and affiliated firms such as The Quaker MIlls Co Ravenna The Newell Brothers and others conspired to restrain trade and create a near monopoly in oats and by products. The suit seeks a perpetual injunction and details mills at Joliet Fort Dodge and other locations and names officers of the American Cereal Co. as involved.
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Chicago
Sherman
Quaker Gaty Co
Great Western Cereal Co
American Cereal Co
New Jersey
Altegex
Cereal “Trust
Deere
Fo Schumacher Milling Go
Akron
Quaker Milla Go
Ravenna
Newell Brothers
Cleveland
Hower & Co
Douglaxa & Stuart
Cedar Raphie
Rockford Oatmeal Co
Lone City
Jay Stuart & Marian
Peoria
Mureca- One Oatmeal Co
Muscatine
Joliet
Fort Dodge
Fahreaga
Trust
Fragmented Text Obscures Plan for Nuptials and Events
Readable fragments mention a speaker named M kinley connected to a wedding with a pope and various scattered phrases. The passage includes unrelated strings of letters and potential name fragments, with no coherent dates places or organizations to establish a clear event summary. The readable material hints at personal plans but lacks verifiable details.
Sugar lobby fights tariff with big salaries and sly edits
Senate committee reviews sugar interests spending about $400 000 a year to influence tariff policy. Witnesses claim Hawaii sugar revenues funded research and labor efforts while Honolulu plantation owners push congress to shield sugar markets. A lecturer testifies he earned $625 monthly for a Washington assignment.
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Washington
Senate
Royal D. Mead
Hicwatan Fager Plantapk Association
Sao
Prva
Wong
Oye
Susan Po
PBA
Coubey
Edwerristioa
Pubes Caf
Tech Amesat
Flr Watian Mantere’ Association
Hawaii
Philppine
Ehner Braxton
Rayne
Alexander & Baldwin
Ue and
Senai
Walter G. Fisher
Fomotion Committee
Bald Sea
Fisher
Durest Jada
New York Bankers Open Twentieth Ottawa Convention
The New York State Bankers' Association opens its twentieth convention in Ottawa Canada on June 12 inviting bankers from Ottawa and the Dominion government. The event gathers New York bankers with Canadian and Ottawa authorities for discussions and collaboration.
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New York
Canada
Ottawa
New York State Bankers’ Association
Oye
Otawa
Dominion
Midwestern Crop Conditions Reported June 1
Federal crop survey shows overall conditions below average across the Midwest and Great Plains. Only Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Tennessee and Minnesota report relatively higher status while states along the Mississippi remain weaker. drought and heat stress cited in several regions.
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Washington
Department of Agri- Hure
Pragen
Cnel
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconali
Tennessee
Minalosippie
Oklahoma
Montana
Idaho
Thunder Cures Cripple Boy
A New York incident describes young Thomas, crippled and bedridden, suddenly restored after a thunderstorm. His recovery astonishes family and neighbors as he regains the ability to walk briefly, prompting questions about the storm’s healing claim.
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New York
Johan
Bos
Thomas
Steve
Strikebreakers Attacked on New Orleans Levee Riot
Fifteen strikebreakers for United Fruit Co were shot or wounded in a riot along the New Orleans levee as about 300 union men attacked. Five severely injured, one man killed, nineteen arrested after an hour of heavy gunfire. Police deployed to restore order.
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New Orleans
United Fruit Co
Fredst
Trust
Wresent
U5 insurrection era disarmament plan discussed
Washington June 12 complete disarmament of the Moros in the Southern Philippines is the aim of the United States. Pershing has free hand to conduct the operation but postponed advances to gather sufficient forces. Skepticism grows over disarmament as a path to lasting peace given native wealth and updated firearms.
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Washington
Whilippines
Permagent
Sulun
Joly
Faia
Pershing
War Department
Chen Phere Shing
Aidan
United States
Soihern
Zhaq
Preacher Arrests Cowboys After Rioting Near Desheane
In ColOrado a party of about twenty one cowboys were arrested near a small town after rioting and shooting. Parson r and janctiod, aided by sheriff Rena F Glover, disarmed the group and led them to jail. The event occurred June 12 and underscores tense conditions in the rural area.
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Colo
Desheane
Rena F. Glover
West Virginia Martial Law Hearings Highlight Civil War Claim
Testimony before the U.S. Senate committee reveals Adjutant General Sweark and Charles Elliott saying a civil war-like state ruled Pain and Cabin Creek districts. Militias arrested and tried offenders under martial law, with miners and Mother Jones to testify on arrests and court martial. Conditions later quiet as Gov Hatfield's proclamation reduced martial rule.
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Charleston
W. Va
Apt. Morgan
West Virginia National Guard
United States Senate
Pain
Cabin Creek
Charles D. Elliott
Borab
Elliott
Feld
Marrie
Attmatten
Jones
Hiliett
Lod Bern
Gev. Hatfield
Eliott
Psaint
Erdéck
Utes
Borah
Aller
Warfane
U S Fleet To Visit Europe
Washington announces a near term American naval cruise to the Mediterranean. The timetable shows a stop at numerous ports as the dreadnaught fleet sails past Gibraltar, aiming to assert U S naval supremacy amid tensions with France Italy Austria and Great Britain.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean Sea
Eurapras
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
France
Italy
Austria
Great Britain
Navy Department
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